The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-06

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hang up her, new dresses. she says: There
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asks for Q hundred more than oneF, she
gets 1t, and take tho garments from her.
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apartments. Stebblns remained in The draw;
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fore her Tor fear 6o would falI Instantly asleep
was taking bis first nap when PAMELA said.
ass eSTs shss &c xad
cine In his sAtchel or his 0vercoat Trying to
think OF the locality OF that bottle walked him
completely. and the clock was striking, 5 when
he went to sleep again. At 3:15 PAMELA
be fetched II. At SS she heard something pick;
nippers and how they used jimmies That got
him INTO q cold PRECIPITATION. with disquieting
conversation. AT lshe knew gas was escaping,
and went around to examine all the burners.
She came back to bed with her feet like cakes
Of ice. At 4:10 she knew he had forgotten to
bolt the drawing door, and her seslsktn
sacque was on the plano. Stebbins made that
excursion. AT 4:25 she sat up In bed. and
whispered IL eurdling voice that some one
strange sounds In the corner. Stebbins listen
ed. It was heat going of 10 the pipes. and he
OK planned that to her. At Ak she knew a spider
had bitten her hand she must get some cam
phor. and up she got.
Stebbins thinks that PAMELA was out twice
during a little nap that he had, but at Oil he
was brought up standing by hideous scream.
There was mouse In the room; she had seen
# run up the lace curtain; he could see It, too;
terocious mouse that shook the lace curtain IN
. threatening manner. This discussion and
its consequent excitement kept poor Stebbins
awake till 6. The man was trying to get forty
winks and prevent having o headache
next day. whom PAMELA slid out to pull down
q blind. taking the precaution to cry Shoot
shooW several times and rap on the floor with
q slipper before she put her. foot down. At
Z 80 PAMELA got I'D and began her toilet. About
noon friend found him asl isle IN chair
how I'm Going to % live this thns goes on
during the six months OF our proposed tour,
with PAMELA In a new room every night"